Do I have to use Bunn filters?
5707
We don't. We just use regular filters, bulk package we actually picked up at the dollar store. My husband LOVES this coffee maker.
5708
No, you can use any brand of filter that fits....however, the filter is slightly deeper than the Mr. Coffee, etc., size, so it would be the size larger than that. We bought a re-usable filter that we use most of the time, but I found Bunn filters at my local Ace Hardware on sale, and bought a bunch of them as well. FWIW, I'd buy the Bunn again. Makes great coffee.....fast.
5709
Absolutely not - I don't think I've used Bunn filters since the supply that came with the maker ran out. But do use a good brand as they are taller in size. This reduces the chance of grinds bubbling over & into the pot during brewing.
5710
We don't use Bunn filters, however we have a habit of using a second filter over the coffee grounds as well as the one containing the grounds.
5711
No, you sure don't. Regular basket style filters work fine. The Bunn filters are expensive but are a little deeper. I have no problems with standard one's.
5712
No, you can use any brand of filter that fits....however, the filter is slightly deeper than the Mr. Coffee, etc., size, so it would be the size larger than that. We bought a re-usable filter that we use most of the time, but I found Bunn filters at my local Ace Hardware on sale, and bought a bunch of them as well.FWIW, I'd buy the Bunn again. Makes great coffee.....fast.
2141080
From what I understand you can use either filter in the unit. I love mine. I'm using the one that came with it currently, but then bought the better filter in a six pack at Costco.
1538997
No. It's a standard percolator coffee pot with tiny holes in the coffee ground basket, just use coarse ground coffee and there's no need for filters. (Like coffee pots in the 50's)
523809
None - you order the filters separately. There are several/many different filters depending on what your application is. Simply sawdust? Chemical fumes? Buy the filters that fit your use.
857126
These are the 20115.0000 filters. I have ordered them and confirmed. The description matches the Bunn description. This website might help with confusion about the many types available from Bunn. https://commercialcatalog.bunn.com/category/Commercial-Catalog-US/PARTS-ACCESSORIES/PAPER-FILTERS
1832519
Sorry Donna, I only use the BUNN. Wish I could help. But it should say the size on your old filters which you could then look to see if BUNN has that size. Hope it helped a little. Good luck!
1155948
No. The optional is for the charcoal prefilter. You should use the standard prefilter, if not using the optional charcoal one. It will make your main filter last longer.
1026413
I am not sure about that one. I first was going to order my filters when I purchased the coffeemaker but then I found the Bunn brand filters at walmart and they were cheaper so I just bought mine there. I am not sure I have helped you much but I if you buy the Bunn coffeemaker I hope you are as happy with yours as I am with mine.
2133974
Bunn filters. They are deeper and prevent the grounds spilling over because the force of the water coming through.
1097523
No, no filters needed. I suspect it would be enough if you have normal air issues. Stinky dog, frequently used cat box, not so much.
2026379
I don't own this, but one of the reviews posted here says no filters are required. Thought that might help you.
1374715
You still need to use a paper filter, though I think you can purchase the permanent filter basket separately.
674681
Yes they are the taller 10 cup Bunn filters for home brewers. Not the larger restaurant size or the shorter 10 cup filters that other brewers use.
1939779
These are good filters for the Bunn coffee maker, I have used them for a long time now, and I can see no difference than the regular (Bunn Filters, they are hard to find) This is a good buy, and no need to worry about filters for a while. I really like them!!!
1215248
Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in... » Read More Regular filters from the grocery store are too short for BUNN coffee makers...for those of us who like strong coffee. I ordered 250 of these commerical 12 cup filters from another vendor on Amazon and received the standard generic filters. Was supposed to be BUNN and 250 count, rec'd 150 ct, but I digress.... The standard filters have a 3.25" base (8-10 cup) which will not work with the home units unless you use minimal coffee grounds. The sides are only 2.1" high. I'd rather not chew my coffee so I prefer no grounds. The height needs to exceed the standard 8-10 cup filters in order to work with a BUNN home unit. These are too large across the base for a home unit. « Show Less
2208610
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you. I have same Bunn My Café. Would like inexpensive disposable paper filter that would fit in the loose coffee tray that would fall out of the tray or easily shake it out, instead of scooping the used grounds out & rinsing the coffee tray each time. Let me know if you find a solution. Likewise, I will let you know what I find. Thanks
674174
This uses the standard regular basket shaped filters. Sorry if that doesn't help, I'm not sure if it's a numbered thing like other filters.